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Re: fly to england
Originally Posted by Beard Man
(Post 6605228)
the price on virgin air ways to london hethrow is 3540
do you guys pay more than this normaly each time to you go to UK? how much do you normaly pay ?? and how many times a year do you do it? Please promise us that if you see something with the word VIRGIN written on it, you won't try to sacrifice it or stone it to death....... |
Re: fly to england
Originally Posted by Beard Man
(Post 6606891)
thanks alot for the information :)
i will surely do don't worry about this. i don't really know which part of scotland i should be going because one of my relatives is living there .. but edinbrugh and glasco are plases i wana visit any how :) As someone else said...be sure to take warm clothing with you and buy yourself an umbrella !! :rofl::rofl: |
Re: fly to england
Originally Posted by MacScot
(Post 6606956)
Hope you enjoy your visit to my homeland. I was born in Edinburgh...so I am biased...but think it is a beautiful city. You can fly Emirates to Glasgow and get the train to Edinburgh.
As someone else said...be sure to take warm clothing with you and buy yourself an umbrella !! :rofl::rofl: |
Re: fly to england
Hi where do you what to go there lots happing next month in edinbrugh there the fringe the tattoo its amazing ive been lucky ive saw it for free. Its about 1 hr edinbrugh to glasgow depends on traffic . haggis is food you have to try it . As you dont drink try irn brew its soft drink You could go see nessie
there lots of castles , golf courses , beaches that are empty and lots more. you could hire a car we drive on the left here see how the make our local drink you dont have to taste it someone else will what do you want to know. |
Re: fly to england
Originally Posted by The Dean
(Post 6606915)
Beard Man,
Please promise us that if you see something with the word VIRGIN written on it, you won't try to sacrifice it or stone it to death....... |
Re: fly to england
Originally Posted by MacScot
(Post 6606956)
Hope you enjoy your visit to my homeland. I was born in Edinburgh...so I am biased...but think it is a beautiful city. You can fly Emirates to Glasgow and get the train to Edinburgh.
As someone else said...be sure to take warm clothing with you and buy yourself an umbrella !! :rofl::rofl: thanks alot for the advices .... :) i just hope that by the time i reach there it is not going to be raining as heavy as i heared :) i want to enjoy the views.. what i really want to do is to ride a horse in the country side .. far better than the best convertable car :) |
Re: fly to england
Originally Posted by scottishwildcat
(Post 6607237)
Hi where do you what to go there lots happing next month in edinbrugh there the fringe the tattoo its amazing ive been lucky ive saw it for free. Its about 1 hr edinbrugh to glasgow depends on traffic . haggis is food you have to try it . As you dont drink try irn brew its soft drink You could go see nessie
there lots of castles , golf courses , beaches that are empty and lots more. you could hire a car we drive on the left here see how the make our local drink you dont have to taste it someone else will what do you want to know. to be honest i love the nature .. i don't like to stay in the cities alot .. just for a day or two ..but i want to spend as much time as i can far away from the city :) horse riding maybe in a green area... (and i know that all UK is going to be green) .. :) but i hope it will not be raining |
Re: fly to england
good night all
time to sleep :) |
Re: fly to england
HI
here is a website it may help you www.visitscotland.com yes you can go horse riding lots stables some coast areas you can go on the beach . fishing ,clay pigeon shooting n water sports and more. scotland is very very green lots hills n mountains lots fresh air we have indoor ski place in breahead like the one dubai |
Re: fly to england
Originally Posted by Nav_72
(Post 6607042)
Where is edin.... what ever its called - i get head rush if i go north of the watford gap - anything outside the M25 is .... Alien to us Southerners !!!!! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
I'm flying Virgin in and out next week cost is about £500/dhms 3500 |
Re: fly to england
Originally Posted by diver2812
(Post 6612981)
I'm with Nav_72, looked on my AA Road map and north of Watford Gap is just a void with 'Here Be Dragons' written across it.
I'm flying Virgin in and out next week cost is about £500/dhms 3500 We love northerners really - they gave up mushy peas !!!!! ooooo graviiieeeeee !!! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: |
Re: fly to england
Originally Posted by Beard Man
(Post 6607443)
woow alot of activities .. :)
to be honest i love the nature .. i don't like to stay in the cities alot .. just for a day or two ..but i want to spend as much time as i can far away from the city :) horse riding maybe in a green area... (and i know that all UK is going to be green) .. :) but i hope it will not be raining There are several festivals on in august - the middle two weeks is when they all run concurrently: http://www.edinburghfestivals.co.uk/ The Fringe is the biggest. You should avoid George Street and Rose Street - it is full of Western loving alcohol bars. But make an exception to take a soft drink in The Dome: http://www.thedomeedinburgh.com/ I could go on and on.... |
Re: fly to england
or come to Arbroath, the spiritual home of Scotland....
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Re: fly to england
Originally Posted by arbroath_abroad
(Post 6618216)
or come to Arbroath, the spiritual home of Scotland....
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Re: fly to england
Originally Posted by Beard Man
(Post 6607428)
thanks alot for the advices .... :)
i just hope that by the time i reach there it is not going to be raining as heavy as i heared :) i want to enjoy the views.. what i really want to do is to ride a horse in the country side .. far better than the best convertable car :) Do you ride side-saddle? - |
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